The Effect of Education on Poverty in Egypt
The effect of Education on Poverty in Egypt
Research Methodology Paper
Table of Contents
Introduction
Literature review
Education
2.1.1
Types of education
2.1.1.1
General education
2.1.1.2
Vocational education
2.1.2
Factors affecting education
2.1.2.1
Educational quality
2.1.2.2
Teachers effectiveness
Poverty
2.2.1
Types of poverty
2.2.2
Determinants of poverty
2.2.2.1
Income
2.2.2.2
Socio-economic factors:
2.2.3
Poverty profile in Egypt
The effect of education on poverty in Egypt
2.3.1
Raising Human capital on poverty
2.3.2
The effect of poor environments on education
2.3.3
The relationship between economic growth and education in Egypt
Research Gap
Methodology
Conclusion
References
Appendix
Table of Figures
Figure 1
Introduction
Nowadays, many economists have argued that there is a strong relationship between education and poverty. Poverty has been recently one of the main concerns of researchers and economists, as it’s the source of freedom to individuals and fundamental human rights (Hogan 2006: 253,260). While education is a fundamental right to all human beings, it helps everyone since their early ages to increase their knowledge, and to develop strong personality (Richter and Mcphersonb 2012:206).The focus of this paper is to discuss how education may affect poverty in Egypt.
In addition, this paper proves that there is an inversely proportional relationship between the increase in the level of education and the poverty rate in Egypt. As it was proven in (CAPMAS website, 2011) there is an inversely proportional relationship between education and poverty, by increasing the rate of education; eventually the rate of poverty